Tesco says thank you after reaching 220 million meals milestone
People in Renfrewshire who have helped to alleviate poverty and reduce food waste have been thanked by Tesco as part of special landmark celebrations.
Celebrity judge in tears as local care hero makes grand final of talent show
Real Housewives of Cheshire star Tanya Bardsley was overcome with emotion during the Homecare’s Got Talent (HCGT) semi-final when local care hero, Gordon Robertson from Visiting Angels Renfrewshire, performed a…
Extra support funding in place for parents with children in care
Parents who have had a child taken into care will receive support from community services through £900,000 of Scottish Government funding this year.
Renfrewshire pupils celebrate results day and leaving school for their future careers
Pupils at St Benedict’s High School in Linwood are among 4,000 pupils across Renfrewshire who have received their results today on their academic and vocational qualifications.
Boost careers with UWS Skills Scholarships
Employers across Scotland are being encouraged to boost workforce development with UWS Skills Scholarships.
Still Game Director teams up with Skills Academy to inspire young people into the arts
One of Scotland’s most beloved film and TV directors has teamed up with local young people from Renfrewshire to share his expertise and inspire the next generation of filmmakers.
Reginal food fund open for applications
Scottish food businesses, producers and groups are encouraged to apply for grants of up to £5,000 to promote and champion produce from their local area.
Missing Paisley woman Donna McGettigan traced
A woman who went missing on Wednesday morning has been traced.
District heating network in Renfrewshire shortlisted as finalists for COSLA Excellence Awards 2024
Fifteen projects from across Scotland, including one in Renfrewshire, have been chosen as finalists for the 2024 Excellence Awards, which are COSLA’s annual celebration of Scottish Local Government success.
Latest report from Scotland’s Census 2022 show large rise in single person households
The number of people living alone in Scotland increased by more than 100,000 since 2011, according to new census statistics published by National Records of Scotland (NRS).